Clarkson opened up to Z100 New York on Wednesday where she claimed she once rejected a writing credit on her hit 2009 single, "My Life Would Suck Without You," just so her name wouldn't be printed alongside Dr. Luke's.

"There's a lot of times in my career where you don't see my name on a song… sometimes I don't write them, but a lot of times I do change the song in a way that you probably should ask for credit, but I don't because the song was already great, I just made it more me," Clarkson explained. "So, if I deserve it, I usually ask, and I did deserve it on that song because I changed it a bit."

"I was so frustrated because I literally said, 'Anyone in the world but this one person. I will work with anyone you want to put in my path,' like, I love people," Clarkson told Z100's Mo' Bounce. "But it was just this one thing and I asked to not work with Dr. Luke, just because I had not a good experience working with him. It was just one thing, and they just wouldn't even give it to me."

After the song was created and, as Clarkson claimed, she had made significant changes to the lyrics to make it more personal to her, she said her label approached her about taking a writing credit for the track.

"They brought up writing credit at the end because they were like, 'Well, you changed the song.' And I was like, 'I don't want my name near his. I want to pretend this didn't happen in my life, and I wanna forget it,'" Clarkson stated. "I mean God, there's hundreds of thousands of dollars gone because of that. You know what I'm saying? Or millions, because that song was huge."

"I was making a point to the people working with me going, 'This is how much I didn't want to do this,'" she continued. "I don't care about the money... that's not what holds weight in my life."

In 2016, Clarkson told Australia's KIIS FM that she's "clashed" with Dr. Luke in the past, adding, "He's not a good person to me."

"Obviously he's a talented dude, but he's just lied a lot," she claimed of the 42-year-old producer. "I've come up on a lot of bad situations. Musically, it's been really hard for me, because he will just lie to people, and it makes the artist look bad. He's kind of difficult to work with, kind of demeaning."

Clarkson was clear that her experiences with Dr. Luke did not mirror Kesha's allegations, however.

"Her situation is very different from mine, apparently. He never did anything like that with me. I don't know that part," she said. "But I can remark on his character… I get along with everybody I work with, I love everyone I work with, and he’s just not a good guy for me."